U S Japanese Understanding on Manchuria Claimed
Witness in a Tokyo war crimes trial says the United States had a tacit understanding with Japan allowing peaceful expansion into Manchuria. Former Admiral Okada testified that Japan aimed to expand into Manchuria and China without United States opposition, while the army dominated civilian government.
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Japan
Manchuria
Keisuke Okada
Okada
William Webb
International Military Tribunal
Troop Arrivals Detail End of World War II Return
Six ships bringing home 5 460 servicemen were due to arrive Tuesday in New York San Francisco and San Diego. New York received Wilson Victory from Leghorn with 1 366 troops and a Victory from Le Havre. San Francisco hosts President Hayes from Pearl Harbor with 960 navy 152 marines and one army Bollinger from Pearl Harbor 1 709 navy 251 marines. Arriving yesterday San Francisco saw Chub from Pearl Harbor with two navy.
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Associated Press
New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Wilson Victory
Leghorn
le Havre
President Hayes
Pearl Harbor
Bollinger
Chub
No Immediate Boost in Car Prices Seen
Detroit AP report indicates auto makers, already pushing back on high ceilings, plan no overnight price hikes after OPA death. They await administration moves to revive price control, with some implying only modest increases in weeks ahead. Dealers face pressure as discounts shrank from 24 to 17 percent, and some may seek to recover part of the cut.
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Detroit
OPA
CPA
Factory stance on action draws cautious wear-maker support
Sources indicate limited support among wear manufacturers for the proposed action with no formal comment planned. Representatives suggested few manufacturers would back the move unless the factory recommended it, signaling cautious industry response.
Country warns against selling atom bomb short
Senators on the atomic energy committee warn the nation not to underestimate the atom bomb. They fear a false sense of security as early test results suggest limited navy damage in Operations Crossroads. Scientists through the National Federation of Scientists critique Bikini tests and warn any enemy would target cities with multiple bombs.
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Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Navy
National Federation of Scientists
Federation
United States
City bombas and waterborne craft face blast debate
Senators argued that testing bombs on water would avoid city and factory damage since city buildings and factories cannot absorb the shock. They noted battleships could withstand blasts by remaining afloat and absorbing impact with rolling waterborne craft.
Police Probe Crash Finds Underage Driver
In Wichita Kansas an accident investigation revealed the uninjured driver was a 2 year old named Ronnie Hall son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Hall. Patrolman Ben Calvert said the child started the car with keys inside the house and it rolled about 50 feet grazing a tree and causing about 300 dollars in damage.
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Wichita
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Ronnie Hall
Glenn Hall
Ben Calvert
Ronnie
Celvert
Firearms Onward Into Eee By Mongols Invasion
An obscure fragment notes firearms and Mongol invaders moving into a region, hinting at ongoing conflict and military activity. The readable text lacks clear dates, places, or names to anchor the event further.
25 Organizations Urge Restoration of Price Control
Washington group of 25 national bodies forming the National Emergency Committee for Price Control calls for immediate restoration of all rent and price controls. They back Truman veto of the OPA bill and threaten nationwide buyer strikes and mass demonstrations to push for potent controls. Members include the United Auto Workers CIO, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen IND, League of Women Shoppers, National Parent–Teachers Association, and American Veterans' Committee.
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National Emergency Committee For Price Control
James G. Patton
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National Farmers Union
Truman
the United Auto Workers
CIO
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
IND
League of Women Shoppers
National Parenteers Association
American Veterans’ Committee
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